GORILLA COMMERCE via Amazon has
17.5" x 11" GORILLA GRIP Extra Thick 1.3" Soft Foam Kneeling Pad (Black) for
$14.19.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
GORILLA COMMERCE via Walmart also has
17.5" x 11" GORILLA GRIP Extra Thick 1.3" Soft Foam Kneeling Pad (Black) for
$14.19.
Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (
free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
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About this product:- High density foam construction provides 1.3 inch thickness for superior cushioning
- Pad delivers 70 percent shock absorbency to reduce knee discomfort during kneeling
- Textured topside and bottom surfaces prevent slipping and sliding on various grounds
- Dirt and water resistant design withstands moisture, rocks, and rubble in outdoor use
- Dimensions measure 17.5 by 11 inches for versatile gardening exercise and household tasks
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This extra thick foam kneeling pad is built for driveway work, brake jobs, and other long kneeling or sitting tasks, with strong cushioning that cuts fatigue and knee pain. The thicker support stands out for longer sessions, and it ends up getting used more often than expected. Price comparisons are less favorable, though, since similar pads have been seen much cheaper at Harbor Freight, Menards, and Amazon. The foam can also leave an imprint on skin, which makes the finish a small tradeoff for comfort.
Common Questions (4)
It may be worth the extra cost if you want more support and comfort than thinner budget pads. Cheaper options are available at Harbor Freight, Menards, and similar stores, but this pad is described as the one to choose when you really need cushioning.
It provides better support for longer or heavier-duty kneeling, while the Harbor Freight version is fine for short tasks. That makes it a better pick if you need sustained cushioning for car work, driveway jobs, or frequent hands-and-knees use.
Yes. It is described as a knee-and-butt saver that reduces fatigue and pain during brake work and other kneeling tasks, especially on hard driveway surfaces.
The pad can leave an imprint pattern on skin, and a Home Depot Husky pad is preferred by some because it does not. If skin imprinting matters, that is a practical reason to choose a different pad.
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Wish I had a deal alert set on this...that was a good price. Oh well...maybe next time.
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doesn't have the imprint pattern so your skin doesn't get imprinted from it
doesn't have the imprint pattern so your skin doesn't get imprinted from it
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Slightly thicker than OP.
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